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A.Villa v West Ham United
A.Villa v West Ham United
Massive match Sunday and we need to take something but a win will take and keep us out of the bottom three.
Hopefully Summerville is back and if he is just one decision for Nuno to make and that is which of the centre backs misses out... Really tough decision for him as Disasi has been great since arriving, Dinos and Todibo were both outstanding against City.
If Summerville isn't fit I'm guessing he'll go for another midfielder and hope he does as I'd prefer not to go three at the back again.
Hopefully Summerville is back and if he is just one decision for Nuno to make and that is which of the centre backs misses out... Really tough decision for him as Disasi has been great since arriving, Dinos and Todibo were both outstanding against City.
If Summerville isn't fit I'm guessing he'll go for another midfielder and hope he does as I'd prefer not to go three at the back again.
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eusebiovic wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:55Massive Attack" wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:36eusebiovic wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:04 Away win. I've thought that for the last month or so.
Villa's midfield is in the sick bay.
Tielemans is vital for them in making them tick. Massive loss for them. It went to ratshit since his injury.McGinn is hugely underrated as well. His energy and work rate keeps them ticking as well as Kamara who is also out. Arguably the best midfield in the prem until they got injured.
They'll be bamboozled by Soucek and Pablo looking like ice dance giraffes in tandem..
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The 3 big players for me they've got that they can't do without is Martinez, Rogers, Tielemans. Ginn is important but I don't think they got to pot like they would without the other 3.
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Massive Attack" wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:36eusebiovic wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:04 Away win. I've thought that for the last month or so.
Villa's midfield is in the sick bay.
Tielemans is vital for them in making them tick. Massive loss for them. It went to ratshit since his injury.
McGinn is hugely underrated as well. His energy and work rate keeps them ticking as well as Kamara who is also out. Arguably the best midfield in the prem until they got injured.
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It doesn't help but we shall see, I'm not giving up hope.
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eusebiovic wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:04 Away win. I've thought that for the last month or so.
Villa's midfield is in the sick bay.
Tielemans is vital for them in making them tick. Massive loss for them. It went to ratshit since his injury.
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Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 13:07 We can but hope. If we do achieve a rare win up there, we can really start to believe the great escape is on.
Why can't you believe it now? It is most definitely on. 🎚
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We can but hope. If we do achieve a rare win up there, we can really start to believe the great escape is on.
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Away win. I've thought that for the last month or so.
Villa's midfield is in the sick bay.
Villa's midfield is in the sick bay.
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A win would be absolutely massive, a point will keep us level with either Forest or Spurs which we would have all taken before City and Villa.
Even a loss has us only a point behind maximum
Even a loss has us only a point behind maximum
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I was thinking the same, but last night will have helped them find a bit of form.
If we win sunday then we stay up, it will really push us forward mentally.
If we win sunday then we stay up, it will really push us forward mentally.
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Our defence seems much better drilled to contain any threat Villa currently pose, and I think we can compete with their weakened midfield. Its whether we can create and put our chances away, especially if Summerville doesn't make it, based on that I'd be more than happy with a point up there.
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Morgan Rogers often gets the headlines but I really rate John Mcginn, terrific player.
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BoleynGone wrote: ↑20 Mar 2026, 09:13 It was easier for us to get a point at home against City,having just got thumped by Real, than for us to win at 4th Placed,Q/F of EL Aston Villa.
It's fucking simple Fraser you dork.
We'll get a point,just.but if we sit back and allow Villa to shoot then we won't even get a point.
We have the players to get a point but not if Nuno goes to negative,there's no way we be able to do the same again. Mavro won't have a face left...
So as usual with you it's contradiction form doesn't matter until it suits you.. So because City lost to multiple times European champions Real Madrid it makes it easier than Villa who beat a bang average French side. Leeds drew at Villa, Brentford won at Villa, Chelsea thrashed Villa at Villa but they're harder to get a point against than Man City who regularly thrash us.. Go have a look at the bookies odds for both fixtures and I guarantee you that the odds for a draw against City were longer than the odds for a draw against Villa... Your logic is all over the place
Just looked we're 3/1 to beat Villa we were longer to beat City ... Villa aren't even odds on to win they're just over evens
Oh and you didn't say a win would be harder than a point at home you said
A point here will be great,harder than against City.
Just looked we're 3/1 to beat Villa we were longer to beat City ... Villa aren't even odds on to win they're just over evens
Oh and you didn't say a win would be harder than a point at home you said
A point here will be great,harder than against City.
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It was easier for us to get a point at home against City,having just got thumped by Real, than for us to win at 4th Placed,Q/F of EL Aston Villa.
It's fucking simple Fraser you dork.
We'll get a point,just.but if we sit back and allow Villa to shoot then we won't even get a point.
We have the players to get a point but not if Nuno goes to negative,there's no way we be able to do the same again. Mavro won't have a face left...
It's fucking simple Fraser you dork.
We'll get a point,just.but if we sit back and allow Villa to shoot then we won't even get a point.
We have the players to get a point but not if Nuno goes to negative,there's no way we be able to do the same again. Mavro won't have a face left...
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Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑18 Mar 2026, 12:17 Personally, I'd play Todibo right back instead of the give away a goal a game AWB. The top teams do it a lot with CB's, Arsenal are gonna win the league doing it. Gives us more stability, bit more arieally, and we won't be constantly targeted there. I also think he's quick enough and good on the ball to get forward at times, and he'll be over their winger like a rash.
Totally agree - really good shout. Makes sense tactically and makes good use of players in form. An extra threat at set pieces too, attack and defence, which could be invaluable.
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fuck Villa, on a run of the worst form they've been in for a while, a big contrast to when we played them last when they were in the best form they've probably ever had and we were still shit.
We owe them a beating.
We owe them a beating.
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Well yes as it makes them definitely not a harder game than City now when we played them when they were on their run of 12 wins or whatever it was and they were flying and we were doing the opposite it was a massive ask and they beat us then but they weren't that good.
It's not past form it's current form, Wolves are bottom and playing really well so you also have to take in how they're playing in their last 5 they've drawn with Arsenal beat Villa and Liverpool and drawn with Brentford so you wouldn't say they were an easy game because they're bottom.
It's not past form it's current form, Wolves are bottom and playing really well so you also have to take in how they're playing in their last 5 they've drawn with Arsenal beat Villa and Liverpool and drawn with Brentford so you wouldn't say they were an easy game because they're bottom.
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All considered this is a good fixture to have at just the right time. We need to capitalise on it. Be very disappointed wirh a loss having done most of the hard work getting to this point. We can definitely get a decent result out of this and really hoping we can win it which is very possible. Poor League form coupled with less rest because of Europe as we've had plenty can make all the difference, especially after our confidence boosting draw against City as well.
